A former Kingdom researcher on the Interverse, Vyse is now a metallic radiant who has a radianite-infused alloy flowing through her. Captured by the Scions of Hourglass and held at their Elder Grotto facility under the remote island of Jan Mayen, Vyse was eventually able to break free after her containment unit was damaged by gunfire when the site was attacked and taken over by the VALORANT Protocol. Laying waste to other Hourglass hideouts in revenge, she was then confronted by a VALORANT strike team in Seoul, who eventually convinced Vyse to join them. Recruited as their twenty-sixth agent, Vyse now continues her work on researching the Interverse as the lead for the Protocol's own project.

Colombian Tejo is the VALORANT Protocol's twenty-seventh recruit. A formerly-retired intelligence consultant, his unexpected arrival at the Protocol comes as a surprise to the rest of its agents, returning from a period of now interrupted leave to find a stranger suddenly wandering around HQ.

Tejo is a seasoned veteran professional and approaches with a no-nonsense demeanor. He is shown to be confident and strategic in combat with a wealth of experience.

A Radiant from Nimbin, Australia, Kirra Foster spent years fighting against Kingdom Corporation's ventures in Eastern Australia. Resisting from Sawn Rocks to Kangaroo Valley, her efforts against Kingdom earned her the title of the "Great Reclaimer". Later approached by the VALORANT Protocol to become an agent, Foster was initially unsure of joining as she didn't want to give up her fight against Kingdom and leave her homeland unprotected. However, when Sage decided to contact and direct her to a massive rift in the sky near her home, telling her there were many more like that one across the world, Kirra realized that the fight was bigger than just her home territory. Finally answering the call, she now serves as the Protocol's fourteenth agent, "Skye".

If there's anyone who knows the risk - and the thrill - of their job as a VALORANT agent best, it's probably Breach. This bionic man has hinted at having a long history of being in the battlefield, and any shootout is always fun for him. He mainly treats his current occupation in VALORANT as nothing more than another post wherein he drops into the fight, wins, and gets paid. However, he's also looking for excitement and will not hesitate to wreck havoc along the way.

According to Sova in his voicelines, Breach lacks patience and tends to rush into fights while leaving his team behind. The Swede has also earned the ire of Yoru for being a loudmouth who doesn't shut up. With his gimmick for aggression, Breach believes in getting the job done quick, and when the guns are being held up on his face, that's when he knows that it's just another Tuesday.

A radiant from Thailand, Ariya Saengkaew (Thai: อาริยา แสงแก้ว) is the VALORANT Protocol's twenty-eighth recruit. She joins the Protocol at the request of her longtime friend Tejo to bring some more experience to the organization as it begins to confront a new threat to Alpha Earth.

Waylay can be described as a person with a very specific personality by her longtime friend, able to speak to with especially younger Agents in the Protocol. While she has the tendency to be strict with her peers during training - such as kicking someone's butt for messing things up - she otherwise shows that she cares about them by rather doing that instead of the enemies shooting them in the head.

With her electrifying speed allowing her to charge into the heat of the battle, Neon is not one who can promise her allies that she'll stay out of harm's way. While she is confident in her abilities and the value it can bring during gunfights, she can sometimes struggle to control her electric powers and thus makes it a point to keep them in check at all times.

Neon has strong and close ties with her family; as soon as she arrived at the VALORANT Protocol headquarters, she made sure to call her parents to update them on the news.[17] According to Chamber, Neon has a strong sense of service which she gets from her family. She also cares a lot for her teammates during missions, reminding them to take care and to stay alive because as she states, she hates making new friends.

Generally, Harbor is depicted to be an agent with a cheerful personality, his speeches encouraging confidence among his teammates and filled with endearing mirth. He has shown to be an individual with considerable experience in combat, coming from his extended period of time serving under REALM, wherein he built a reputation of being an exemplary soldier worthy of being deemed as a legend. Outside of being an operative, Harbor has also built a reputation of being the "nicest guy you'll ever meet" - assuming you're on the same side as him. However, when the time comes for Harbor to be assigned on a mission, those who worked alongside him will tell about how he is an "absolute terror out on the field."

An accomplished historian and antiquarian, Harbor is never shy to proclaim his knowledge and fascination about the worlds of ancient artifacts, history, and architecture. He seems to enjoy his job of working with historical relics and structures. Assign him anywhere in the world, and he just might be able to share a tidbit of his current location's history.

A robot from an alternate future, KAY/O was created by the humans of that time to fight back against the radiants that they were at war with. Using the power of polarized radianite, KAY/O proved effective in shutting down radiants' abilities, making them easier to eliminate. The radiant Reyna was of particularly high importance to KAY/O for her actions against humanity, and KAY/O was able to eventually eliminate her. However, at this point humans had already suffered severe losses.[1]

KAY/O would later on travel centuries back in time to the present day, arriving on an island near the Caribbean, and would soon be recruited as an agent of the VALORANT Protocol. He now fights as an agent in a time where there is harmony between humans and radiants, alongside alternate versions of both humans he served with and radiants he fought against. However, the scars from KAY/O's previous war remain, from the losses he endured and from the pain inflicted by versions of the same radiants he now finds himself working with.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Mateo Armendáriz De la Fuente, call-sign "Gekko", is VALORANT's twenty-second recruit and the owner of Dizzy, Mosh, Thrash, and Wingman, a crew of four creatures known as radivores with the ability to transform from their primary globule state into mimicked animalistic forms. Previously property of K-SEC, these radivores now live with Gekko, often traveling with him wherever he goes within their small carrier that Gekko wears as a sash, from which they'll emerge and take form at a moment's notice to assist him.

fade's initially perceived harshness is the headliner of her personality, but she has a sense of humor, when she says something that usually is quite deadpan it's often complimented with a quick-witted joke. Working with the operation can feel like a chore to her, wanting things over and done with - often coming across as reluctant even when revived. She seems to harness a little bit of pride for her Radiant abilities and the major advantages they give her (and her team) in battle, and notes the more 'intimidating' agents aren't all what they seem, such as Reyna and Viper.

She's not shy to admit when she's impressed by any of the agents - actively encouraging when they do well, so she's trying to make sure team synergy is high, and could be argued she actually wants to warm up to the agents, talking about what they can do combined. She would rather not be enemies with who she'll be working with for as long as she gets closer to finding 'him'.

Fade seems to pity her mirrored self, saying she's 'seen too much', alluding to the fact that Fade might hate her powers, seeing everyone's raw trauma may help in the battlefield, but seems to bother her mentally, this may be "the price to commune with Nightmare" - she even says 'anything to keep me awake'.

Deadlock has a no-nonsense personality. She takes the protocol's stance very seriously. Due to the fact that radivores have taken the lives of her fallen Ståljeger comrades, she seems to have a huge resentment towards them, going to extreme measures to even detain them, such as Gekko's creatures. Despite the flashbacks of radivores, she still reluctantly trusted Gekko's Wingman to complete the mission in Los Angeles by letting him use her Nanowire Accelerator.

Tayane Alves is an engineer coming from Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, with a strong enthusiasm for explosives and paint - usually combined. Holding strong objections towards Kingdom Corporation's operations in Bahia, Alves was involved in driving the company out of her home state and forcing them to abandon their sites there, the marks of her tools staining the plots as a testament to her victories. Hired since then to work for the VALORANT Protocol as its twelfth agent, "Raze", Alves now sows her chaos against bigger threats to Alpha Earth. However, as the paint fades from Salvador's walls, Raze cannot afford to leave her home completely behind, lest Kingdom look to make its return there

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The epitome of German efficiency, Killjoy always shows excitement at the opportunity of being able to use the technology she builds to its fullest extent, as well as the chance to retrieve additional knowledge. Always ambitious in her work, Killjoy has shamelessly admitted that she has a history of exploiting tech-related missions in order to "weasel more money" out of the Protocol's quarterly budget.

While she describes herself as "cool as a cucumber," Killjoy grows frustration whenever she sees her teammates not participating alongside her requests such as testing new tech or reading the data reports she has written. Nevertheless, she is fully confident in her own genius, as seen when she tells her teammates (particularly the tech users) to entrust their gadgets for her to fix, and when she reminds the team to leave the overthinking to her.

A glimpse of her sympathetic nature was shown in a voicemail sent to Brimstone wherein she expressed sadness over the loss of non-military lives following the destruction of the Everett-Linde Laboratory.

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Yoru is undeniably arrogant, and is known to be easily annoyed and irritated by people, including his own teammates. He operates mostly as a lone wolf, preferring to take down entire enemy teams on his own and has initially shown to cooperate with his team only out of reluctance, but over time he would go on to be a team player. Being the powerful rift walker that he is, Yoru thinks quite highly of himself and his abilities, always looking down on his enemies and referring to them as "minnows" - nothing more than small fish. Such thoughts have also been seen in action, being able to put down up to twenty enemies at once all on his own. Though some of these actions are seen as heroic by passers-by when used to bring order to the streets, Yoru himself dislikes being considered a savior or a hero for what he does.

While he is irritable, he is not hotheaded nor is he impatient. In fact, his powers compel him to think strategically as he moves behind enemy lines unseen, and he takes his time with moving into position so as to ensure that he takes down his opponents perfectly. This was seen in "RETAKE," wherein he fended off Omega agents in Bennett Island with more awareness as opposed to Phoenix's blind rush towards the enemy.

Reyna takes what she wants when she wants it, no matter who is standing in her way. Savage and almost animalistic, she is not one to hesitate when it comes to eliminating her enemies and getting blood on her hands. She has a strong dislike for technology and thrives on the enemy's misery, and loves to compete with fellow Radiants to see who is the most powerful.

She seems to have a cynical view towards the rest of the world due to the pain that she has experienced in order to survive. However, she acknowledges that her Earth is still her home, and she resolves to defend it even if it means spilling more blood.

The radiant monk Wei Ling Ying (Chinese: 魏玲瑩) is the VALORANT Protocol's seventh agent, "Sage". A natural leader, she was able to work her way quickly up the ranks, taking the lead on its radiant training program and interacting with multiple new radiants upon recruitment. Sage's own radiance gives her a pivotal role in the organization, making her able to resurrect the dead. Along with the rest of her abilities that she channels through orbs of pure, crystallized radianite to heal her fellow agents and keep enemies at bay, Sage uses her powers to keep the team alive and keep the fight going, her primary responsibility to the Protocol. But such incredible powers have limits, limits that in all her years of service Sage has been pushing well past. As these limits now begin to manifest on her body, Sage has to confront the cost of this burden she has so willingly shouldered for so long and find out whether she can truly bear it, for the debt is coming due.

Hailing from the town of Severomorsk, in Murmansk Oblast, Russia, Sasha Novikov (Russian: Саша Новиков) is an archer who became an agent for the VALORANT Protocol as its sixth recruit, "Sova". With his right eye replaced with a mechanical one after he lost it, Sova primarily serves as the team's scout, gathering information and searching for targets using olden methods should technology come up short. Being highly capable and reliable both in the field and with his work, whilst also having experience with multiple radianite-related events (having traveled through a rift and having met his Omega counterpart), Sova has earned a reputation of being one of the Protocol's most trusted agents, especially to the organization's commander, Brimstone.

Astra is an energetic and joyful agent who doesn't hold back what she wants to say. She is fairly straightforward when it comes to expressing herself and friendly banter is definitely her go-to style. She seems to have an affinity for liveliness, and doesn't like it when people and places have no 'color' or 'personality' to them.

She has stated that her plans and ideas may sometimes sound irrational, but this is only because she can see what most cannot due to her cosmic powers.

The young Scottish VALORANT agent Clove possesses powers unprecedented among even their fellow radiants - the power over the essences of life and immortality. Each death instead brings them to a whole new world, a junction between the realms of the living and the dead, one that Clove will journey through on their way to return to life and resurrect themselves. But such abilities are unlikely to be a blessing forever, and Clove themselves finds they can never spend too long in the junction beyond life as the longer they spend there, the harder it is to return.

Cypher is constantly gathering secrets, information, and intel, to the point of managing to retrieve the passwords of everyone in the VALORANT Protocol. His continued passion to gather whatever information he can find is not always shared by his teammates, as Jett found out the hard way during an undercover mission in Los Angeles. He keeps most of this information to himself, making sure that no one ever discovers them and only revealing anything he knows for a price. In contrast of how he knows a lot about his allies, they do not know much about him, and he prefers to keep it that way.

While Cypher has a history of being a killer, he has shown to have warmer ties with some of the agents in the Protocol, to the point of referring to them by nicknames; for example, he refers to Killjoy as 'little engineer', Phoenix as 'little star', and Jett as 'wind assassin', among others. A calculated person who enjoys a game of chess, Cypher is known to be rather observant towards others, as seen when he noted that sacrifice plays for victory's sake was not Phoenix's usual engagement style.

He is also known to be rather cheeky, and tends to take parts or tools from his fellow agents whenever he needs them, often informing them later on that he has done so rather than asking them if he can use them beforehand.

Iso has a relatively laid back, confident, and polite personality, yet there's something mysterious about him due to not much being known about his early life. He comes across as a disciplined and lethal professional hitman and knowing his enjoyment in listening to music while in combat, almost identically to Raze, his music lets him focus on rhythm throughout the assassination on his targets. His enemies regard him as an unstoppable force rather than a man, referring to him as a "bulletproof wizard" which he is known for taking out a squad with a single round from a handgun. Iso has somewhat of an arrogant side, as he prefers to take on one-on-one fights against his enemies rather than five-on-five. Despite this, he can still fight alongside his team, planning strategies to outplay his enemies.

A living nightmare, Omen takes full advantage of his shadowed physique and will not hesitate to eliminate his enemies using the forces of paranoia and fear. He is cynical in nature, which stems from him experiencing extreme pain as he was condemned to remain in the state that he is today. If there's one person who wants to know more about his mysterious circumstances, it's Omen himself - and quite desperately so.

Despite his fearsome nature, Omen shows some friendliness towards people he knows well such as Viper, shown by being able to call her by her real name despite her warning other agents to never do so. He has been known to knit as a way to help him focus.

Viper is a savage and confident agent who doesn't fear enemies, and in fact desires the enemies' fear. She does not hesitate to call herself a villain and a monster, and will act like both if it means the success of her objective. Just like her abilities, she can be quite "toxic", however she is seen being more amiable and caring towards her teammates, but she will not hesitate to reprimand them harshly should they make major miscalculations in the battlefield.

Several agents have observed that Viper bottles a lot of violent anger within her. Viper has implied that her enemies have taken many things from her, and that she will stop at nothing to achieve her revenge.

A duelist by role and nature, Phoenix is brash, impulsive, and has a lot of confidence, never hesitating to charge into a fight head-on despite not getting a full grasp of the situation, much to the chagrin of his more collected teammates. If he gets himself in a sticky situation caused by his own impatience, he is more than capable of quickly adapting to the circumstances and turning the tables around, before rubbing it in the faces of teammates who initially doubted him.

His lack of patience is only confirmed by Sova, who reminds him to learn the virtue before they can enjoy a strategic game of chess. However, Phoenix does take his allies' insights into consideration as shown in "WARM UP," wherein he rethinks his strategy after Cypher noted that sacrifice plays for victory's sake was initially not the Brit's style.

Despite Phoenix's hasty ways, he is known as a prodigy (claiming that it wasn't his own words), and he always proves it one way or another.

The wind is commonly known for being cool, but Jett is an aggressive agent who has a distinctive, sarcastic personality. Jett also has a cheeky, childish "in-your-face" attitude, seen commonly giving insults for feats she makes on the team and is always spouting her sheer amount of arrogance. Her self-confidence may feel as if she is disregarding her comrades' safety, but she has recognized that it is best to play with a team, albeit with some reluctance. She does show a much more friendly personality towards teammates.

Her youth is apparent as she animatedly chats with her allies, and she can sometimes spitball whenever she's excited to share ideas.

The oldest of the group, Brimstone is a commander with a long history of wearing a uniform, but as if teaching from age and experience wasn't enough to prove his place in leading an organization composed of unique individuals who are each an elite in their own right, then perhaps continuing to work with boots on the ground sealed the deal.

As commander of VALORANT and its most senior member, Brimstone always encourages his teammates whenever he can, and does not seem to obligate his subordinates to speak in a formal or professional manner that is usually seen in the military; this is notable as he refers to the younger agents as "kids." Additionally, Brimstone describes himself to be stubborn, and is quite adamant in not letting age get him into retirement anytime soon.

With a blend of suave nonchalance, professional poise, and smug comedy, Chamber is fully confident with the skill he provides and the value that he offers. He sets high standards for himself and his team, reminding everyone that if they were to secure victories, they might as well go all-out and be the best in what they do. He turned his elegance into a weapon, effortlessly charming, well dressed, and completely aware of it. Chamber exudes confidence and theatrical charisma, the type of man who approaches battle as a performance rather than a profession. He believes in winning elegantly, rejecting messy successes in favor of precise execution and presentation. His humor is witty, almost humorous, yet it never diminishes the danger. He appreciates the aesthetics of battle, but he kills with focus, pride, and relentless resolve.

Chamber also has shown friendliness with many of the agents in the Protocol, but he is very much aware that he holds many secrets which are better kept hidden.